TELL YOUR CHILDREN ABOUT THE GREAT MAI UMAR , EMIR OF POTISKUM YOBE STATE

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS ALHAJI UMARU BUBARAM IBN WURIWA BAUYA

His Royal Highness, (HRH) Alhaji Umaru Bubaram Ibn wuriwa bauya, OON, CCA, FICEN, CP (RTD.) Ibn Wuriwa Bauya 1, was born in 1942 in Bubaram, in Potiskum, Yobe State.

He started his early education in Dambua Primary School, Potiskum from 1951 to 1952. He had a break of two years, and in 1955, he returned to the same school for the continuation of his education up to 1956. From Dambua Primary School, due to his performance, the young Umaru was transferred to Central Primary School, Potiskum as a boarding pupil, where he met other pupils who were similarly transferred from other primary schools in Potiskum District of Fika Division. In 1958, the Mai had to change his second name from (Umaru) Maina Wuriwa to (Umaru) Bubaram for fear of victimization.

From 1958, His Royal Highness Alhaji Umaru Bubaram gained admission into the then Government Craft School Maiduguri from 1959 to 1961 where he completed his semi-post primary education, where he obtained his semi-post Primary School Leaving Certificate in building. The Mai Umaru Babram proceeded to the then Borno Teachers College Maiduguri, 1962 1966, to be trained as a teacher. He successfully completed his teacher training course in December, 1966 and obtained his teacher's Grade 11 Certificate.

After obtaining his Teachers Grade 11 Certificate, Alhaji Umaru Bubaram taught for one and a half years as Class Teacher and an Asst./Acting Headmaster in Kukuri Primary School. While serving as class teacher and Asst/Headmaster, Alhaji Umaru Bubaram was promoted and transferred to Bula Primary School as Headmaster, due to his impressive performance at both Kukuri and Bula Primary Schools. After serving for nine months at Bula Primary School, he was transferred to Kara Primary School, Potiskum to head the school. During his career as class teacher, acting Headmaster and Headmaster, he created and left impressive and indelible records as an exemplary teacher of his time.

In the course of his career as the civil servant, the dynamic Mai Umaru Bubaram in 1970 was appointed into the Fika Native Authority Council In-Charge of Works, Lands, Survey, Information and Community Development, a post he held up to 1971.

In 1972, Mai Umaru Bubaram, in furthering and broadening the base of his career transferred his services to the Prisons Department, Federal Ministry of Internal Affairs. He did a six months orientation course at Kiri-Kiri Prisons Training School, Apapa, Lagos, and a week at Citizenship and Leadership Course at Sea School Lagos. On completion, he was appointed Assistant Superintendent of Prisons, and posted to Warri Prisons for practical field attachment.

During his departmental Prisons' career, he served as Asst/Deputy Superintendent of Prisons in charge of Lafia Prisons 1973 1979, Superintendent of Shandam/Wase Prisons 1980 1981, Superintendent Administration, Prisons Headquarters Maiduguri Borno State Command, 1982 1983.

In 1983, Mai Umaru Babaram went to the University of Maiduguri to study (Advanced) Diploma in Public Administration. On completion of his course of study, he was promoted to Chief Superintendent of Prisons and posted to Bama/Gwoza Prisons as the Officer-in-Charge, 1984 1985. Then in 1986, he was transferred to Kaduna Prisons Training School as Commandant. After six months at Kaduna Prisons, he was re-posted to Maiduguri Maximum Security Prisons from 1986 to 1990.

To enhance his professional knowledge, he proceeded to Prisons' Staff College, Kaduna for a nine months staff course and, a one month seminar at the Command and Staff College Jaji, where he was decorated with CCA; Certificate for Correctional Administration, PSC and promoted Assistant Controller of Prisons and posted to Sokoto Central Prisons as Officer-In-Charge from 1991 1992. In 1993, he was promoted Controller of Prisons, a post he held until his appointment as 3 Class Mai of Potiskum on 18 November 1993, but however, the Emirate was dissolved on 11 January, 1995. He was re-instated as second class Mai Pataskum on second coming of his Excellency Alhaji (Dr.) Bukar Abba Ibrahim FINQS, FNIAE the Executive Governor of Yobe State; this was sequel to the restoration of the Potiskum Emirate.



OTHER AD-HOC DUTIES PERFORMED BY THE MAI INCLUDE:

House Prefect and Secretary of Fika Division Students Union in Borno Teacher College, Maiduguri

Chairman, Northern Nigeria Union of Teachers Potiskum, Branch

Member, Fika Native Authority Education Committee

Vice Chairman on Review Penal Committee on Dismissed District and Village Heads, Bama, Local Government

Chairman, War Against Indiscipline Bama Local Government Chapter

Chairman, Organising Committee on visit of Head of State to Bama Local Government

Member, Security Committee in Lafia, Shandam, Wase and Bama Local Government

Member Judicial Committee for Administration of Justice, Borno and Sokoto States

Member, Prerogative of Mercy Committee, Borno and Sokoto States

THE MAI' HOBBIES WERE:

He played football among the school's and colleges first XI and represented Borno State Vs. Cameroon

He was a boxer of high rating in Craft School

He represented both Craft School and the College on inter-school and College Athletic Competitions

He served as Boys Scout Patrol Leader and attended many camping expeditions

 He has visited Republic of Cameroon, Niger Republic, Benin Republic and Saudi Arabia. He is interested in reading and participating in discussions on national and public issues.



AWARDS:

His Royal Highness was awarded a National Honour of “OON” in 2004

Awarded Africa Security Best Watch Award Medal “ASBWA” by the Nigerian Institute of Culture, Tourism and Orientation in 2007

Awarded Outstanding Leaders Gold Award for Community, Infrastructural, Human and Physical Development in Nigeria and Africa sub-region by Aso Publisher of News in Africa Magazine in 2008

The Federal Institute of Corporate Executive of Nigeria conferred on His Royal Highness the “Achiever Per Excellence Award “FICEN” for Distinguished Service Merit per Excellence in Exemplary and Accountable Leadership on 11th June, 2009

In recognition of His Royal Highness Invaluable Contribution to the Enhancement of Peace in Africa, Lead Times Africa Magazine awarded him “African Peace Prize” as a symbol of Exemplary Leadership on 13th May, 2010

The Mai is happily married and blessed with children.

Almajiri Deserved Equal Rights as their Counterparts in public Primary Schools!!!

ALMAJIRI

By Dauda Musa

is a system of Islamic education practiced in northern
Nigeria. Almajiri derives from an Arabic word, rendered "al-Muhajirun" in English transliteration, meaning a person who leaves his home in search of Islamic knowledge.

PRE COLONIAL ERA

This system of education started in Nigeria in a town named Kanem-Borno which had a majority of its rulers widely involved in Quranic literacy. More than 700 years later, the Sokoto caliphate was founded by a revolution based on the teachings of the Qur'an. Sokoto caliphate and Borno caliphate started running the Almajiri system together. During this precolonial era, students used to stay with their parents for proper moral upbringing. All the schools available then were in a close proximity with the immediate environment of the students. Inspectors were introduced to go round the school and after inspection they report to the emir of the province all the matters regarding the affairs of the school. The schools were funded by the community, parents, zakkah, sadaqqah and sometimes through the farm output of the students.

COLONIAL ERA

The year 1904 brought a new twist to the almajiri system of education, as the British invaded the northern part of Nigeria. During the invasion most Emirs were killed and others were disposed. The remaining emirs lost controls of their territories, this resulted also in the lost of fundamental control of the almajiri. Boko was introduced, boko meaning western education. The British abolished the state funding of almajiri schools. With no support from the community, Emirs and government, the system collapsed. The teachers and students had no financial support, so, they turned to alms begging and menial jobs for survival.

PRESENT DAY

A report by the National Council for the Welfare of the Destitute (NCWD) approximated the number of current almajiri to 7 million.

The system now lacks things like good teachers and basic amenities like proper clothing and shelter. Most of the almajiri do not graduate and are left with the option to do menial jobs.
(Wikipedia)

Taking the Above in to Account, The Almajiri system of  Education Was Once the Basic System of education in northern Nigeria with proper funding and over sighting by the authorities.

Today! What we see is different  from what is known as the Almajiri of yesterday. The System is not neglected  by the authorities but also by the communities.

Outlined blelow  is the child rights and protection act of the Nigerian government.

CHILD’S RIGHT ACT

Best Interest of a Child to be of Paramount Consideration in all Actions.

Rights of a Child
.Application of Chapter IV of 1999 Constitution, etc.
.Right to survival and development.
.Right to name.
.Freedom of association and peaceful assembly.
. Freedom of thought, conscience and religion.
.Right to private and family life.
. Right to freedom of movement.
.Right to freedom from discrimination.
. Right to dignity of the child.
.Right to leisure, recreation and cultural activities.
. Right to health and health services.
.Right to parental care, protection and maintenance.
. Right of a child to free, compulsory and universal primary education, etc.
. Right of a child in need of special protection measure.
. Right of the unborn child to protection against harm, etc.
. Contractual rights of a child.
.Responsibilities of a child and parent.
.Parent, etc. to provide guidance with respect to child’s responsibilities.

Protection of the Rights of a Child

.Prohibition of child marriage.
.Prohibition of child betrothal.
.Punishment for child marriage and betrothal.
. Tattoos and skin marks.
.Exposure to use, production and trafficking of narcotic drugs, etc.
Use of Children in Other Criminal Activities
.Use of children in other criminal activities.
.Abduction, removal and transfer from lawful custody.
Child Labour
.Prohibition of exploitative labour.
.Application of Labour Act.
Buying, Selling, etc., for the Purpose of Begging and Prostitution, etc.
.Prohibition of buying, selling, hiring or otherwise dealing in children for the purpose of hawking
or begging for alms or prostitution, etc.
Unlawful Sexual Intercourse, etc.
.Unlawful sexual intercourse with a child, etc.
Other Forms of Sexual Abuse and Exploitation
.Forms of sexual abuse and exploitation.
Other Forms of Exploitation
.Other forms of exploitation.
Recruitment into the Armed Forces

UNICEF/2017/Gilbertson

The Challenge

Abuse in all its forms are a daily reality for many Nigerian children and only a fraction ever receive help. Six out of every 10 children experience some form of violence – one in four girls and 10 per cent of boys have been victims of sexual violence. Of the children who reported violence, fewer than five out of a 100 received any form of support. The drivers of violence against children (VAC) are rooted in social norms, including around the use of violent discipline, violence against women and community beliefs about witchcraft, all of which increase children

Only 30 per cent of children under five years were registered at birth. Besides being a ‘first right’ of any child, improved birth registration is critical for national planning and governance functions, and serves as a foundation for achieving progress in wider child protection areas and the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals.

Solution

UNICEF’s child protection programme aims to provide preventive and response interventions for children who are victims of, or at risk from vioystems.

The programme works across multiple levels and sectors, to generate and analyse evidence for legal reform and increased public financing for children as well as design quality age and gender-specific services. In humanitarian contexts, the programme works with key state ministries and other partners, to ensure that identified children facing protection risks receive integrated case management and referral to specialized services. The programme works at federal, national and focus States of Cross Rivers, Gombe, Lagos, Plateau and Adamawa, Borno and Yobe to implement the priority interventions including.

UNASKED UNANSWERED

The Federal Government of Nigeria under the leadership of president muhammad Buhari has introduce amd implement the National home grown school feeding program (NHGSFP)

as part of it social investment program ,targeted at feeding millions of children's in Nigeria's primary schools in all parts of the country.
However, the Government and other stakeholders   have forget to include the almajiris despite the fact that the almajiris are on every street in every corner of northern Nigeria begging for what to eat and engaging in Menial jobs to survive.
The almajiri's are a childrens of the nation ,they deserve equal rights as every Nigerian child , they deserved the Home grown feeding not those in public schools.

The
Clarion Call

The Almajiri system provide a pool for recruitment in to the various extremist sect, insurgence, banditry and other deadly and criminal organizations. Government and  other  Stakeholders should either monitor and control affairs of the almajiri system or banished it . As stated in one of facebook posts of The Community Organization "Almajiri is also Child.

WhatsApp to make three huge changes

WhatsApp is used by over a billion people every single day to send messages and share media.

The app is regularly updated by the firm, meaning new features are constantly introduced.


And it appears three new additions are on the horizon, according to WABetaInfo.

 is a publication renowned for analysing development and beta builds of WhatsApp in order to gain an insight into forthcoming features.

Here is a list of the three new tools that will be introduce in to the features

Blocked screenshots

This is easily the most controversial of the forthcoming trio; early versions of WhatsApp have shown the firm is working on a new "Authentication" feature for Android that will require the user's fingerprint to be scanned for the app to be opened.

However, a new beta for the software on Android, 2.19.106, has shown this tool will block screenshots from being captured if enabled.

An alert informing the user of the prevention within the app.

WhatsApp update

It seems WhatsApp's Authentication feature for Android will prevent users from taking screenshots
WABetaInfo announced the controversial feature on Twitter and many fans expressed their disappointment in response.

One said: “If someone authenticates it with a fingerprint then why the hell can't they take screenshots?"

Another tweeted: WhatsApp please just focus on the New emojis for Doodle UI

WhatsApp's Doodle UI is incredibly popular and very useful; it allows users to edit photos by adding emojis and drawing on them for instance.

While the emojis offered by the mode were usable, they were certainly inconsistent with the rest of the app.

That is because the icons present in Doodle UI were different to the characters within chats themselves.

However, it appears WhatsApp is changing the emojis within Doodle UI to make them more consistent with the rest of the WhatsApp experience.

The new icons were found in WhatsApp beta 2.19.110 for Android.

Unfortunately, it is unknown when this improvement will debut.



WhatsApp's Doodle UI is incredibly popular and very useful

It appears animated stickers could be c

RECRUIMENT AT ANDELA NIGERIA FELLOWSHIP CYCLE 46

Andela Nigeria Fellowship Cycle 46

Lagos, Nigeria


Do you dream of using technology to change the world?
Join the Andela movement to ensure that while the digital revolution may have begun in Silicon Valley, its future will be written in Lagos, Nairobi, Kampala, Kigali and cities across Africa.

THE ANDELA FELLOWSHIP

The Andela Fellowship is a full-time employment opportunity designed for talented and high-potential technologists to build their skills and experience on a global scale. We seek out exceptional people from a variety of backgrounds who are committed to unlocking their full potential.

Through four years of intensive learning and real work experience, you’ll master the professional and technical skills you need to succeed as a software developer with the with the world’s top engineering teams.

You bring a relentless desire to learn and level up. We provide access to resources, mentorship, and a community of passionate software developers to support you at every step of your journey.

Watch this video to learn about our values.


THE APPLICATION PROCESS

Stage 1: Online Application
Fill out the application form on this page.

Stage 2: Technical Assessment
Once you submit your application, you’ll be directed to study the modules on our Home Study Curriculum for software development and team skills. This is required to complete a technical assessment that will evaluate your knowledge of the content you’ve learned. No prior coding experience is required.

Stage 3: In-Person Interview
Based on your application and technical assessment, you may be invited to a panel of interviews made up of staff members and developers at an Andela office.

Stage 4: Attend a Bootcamp
Successful candidates are invited to participate in a two-week, simulated development sprint led by senior Andela developers. The two weeks is comprised of one week of home-based self-learning, and one week of product development on-site at an Andela campus. You’ll be expected to learn independently as well as on a team to deliver a final project. We’re looking for work ethic, passion, and teamwork.

Stage 5: Become an Andelan
The highest performing participants are accepted into Andela’s four-year Fellowship Program. Over the course of four years, you’ll be immersed in intensive learning alongside some of Africa’s most brilliant minds. You’ll amass real work experience as part of global engineering teams. You’ll emerge a professional who is capable of transforming the world through leadership and technology.

For inquiries, please read the Application FAQs and Home Study FAQs. If you still have unanswered questions, please send an email to nigeria.apply@andela.com.

Apply today and see if you have what it takes!


Recruitment Schedule for Andela Nigeria, Cycle 46
Application Deadline: May 3rd, 2019

Technical Assessment: The Technical Assessment is a requirement for making it through our selection process. Please study and complete the Home Study Curriculum before your test.

Technical Assessment Submission Deadline: May 8th, 2019

Interview Dates:  May 27th - May 31st, 2019

Bootcamp: July 8th - July 19th, 2019

Fellowship Resumption: September 2nd, 2019

Please take this schedule into consideration before applying. You are also required to;

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MARRYING FAT WOMAN MAKES A MAN 10 TIMES HAPPIER THAN MARRYING SKINNY

New research: Men who marry chubby women are happier and live longer

According to a new study, men who are in relationships with chubby women tend to smile more and be better at dealing with problems than men who are in relationships with thin women.

The study also shows that thin women tend to be more reserved, more unfriendly and less expressive with their emotions.

The Argentinian newspaper Nuevo Diario reports on the findings from the research conducted by Dr Filemón Alvarado and Dr Edgardo Morales at UNAM’s department of psychology.

According to their research, chubby women make their men ten times as happy as thin women. And we all know that happy people live longer.

The study also indicated that chubby women are better at anticipating their partner’s needs.

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RELAX! NPOWER 2016 BENEFICIARIES YOU ARE NOT GOING BACK TO THE STREETS!

Daily Post Nigeria Reports that : presidency lists Buhari’s achievements as first tenure ends, 

The presidency on Saturday reviewed some achievements of President Muhammadu Buhari.


In an article titled “Looking back, and looking forward” Femi Adesina, Special Adviser to President Buhari on Media and Publicity, recalled what his principal promised and fulfilled.

He wrote: “When the government took the reins of power in May 2015, the security of the country was in tatters. Insurgents ran riot, and bombs went off like firecrackers in many parts of the country. North-west, North-east, North-central, including the Federal Capital Territory, were beleaguered. The insurgents were on their way to the southern part, and the whole country would have become history.


“But the tested retired Army General took the war to Boko Haram. Stressing that you can’t efficiently manage a country until you have secured it, he relocated the command centre of the war to Maiduguri, which is the epicenter of the insurgency. Steadily and progressively, the insurgents were beaten back, till they got circumscribed in Sambisa Forest.

“Other theatres of insecurity like kidnapping, armed robbery, attacks by violent herdsmen on farmers, and other civil strifes, are also being addressed. Eventually, calm will suffuse the entire country.

“The economy was comatose in 2015, and it was no surprise that it went into recession the following year. Throw up the hands in resignation and bemoan the tough luck that saw oil prices plunging from above 100 dollars per barrel to below 30 dollars? Not the Buhari administration. It rolled its sleeves, and set to work.


“Massive investments were made in agriculture and infrastructure, so as to jumpstart the economy. And truly, it roared to life, and recession lasted for only a year. The Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) was enunciated, launched and vigorously executed, and by the fourth quarter of 2018, things were looking positive.

“Inflation had dropped for more than eleven consecutive months, and the impact was beginning to be felt in the prices of commodities. Importation of rice and other grains had almost stopped completely, and millions of dollars were being saved daily.

“On corruption, there was a new reality in the country. There was a time we’d been told that stealing was not corruption. But behold a new dawn. Every form of stealing was being punished, and all malefactors, both high and low, were being hurled before the courts, and thrown into jail.



“What shall we say of massive infrastructure works round the country? Roads, bridges, rail, power, and many others. Nigeria had never seen it in that fashion.

“Now, to look forward. What will the Buhari administration do in its second term? Many things, in fact, a basket of goodies. It is a term of consolidation, a term of legacy building, as encapsulated in the Next Level road map. Progress and prosperity for Nigerians at many levels.

“Education will be refocussed, with the curriculum tweaked to place more emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths. These will surely launch Nigeria into a new realm, positioning her with the developed world in the not too distant future.



“Health care will come under focus, with the intention of building a healthy populace, who can hold their own in different areas of endeavour.

“Infrastructure development will continue. Roads, rail, bridges, housing, and many others. The country will become one giant construction site, and this will further unlock economic development, and improve the quality of life.

“Government will be inclusive. The boundless talents of Nigerians will be harnessed for national development. More women and youths would be brought on board.



“Poverty reduction will be a deliberate policy. The Social Investment Program, already described as the largest and most successful in Africa, will be strengthened with the introduction of Monibank for traders and artisans, while an Entrepreneurs Bank would also be established to take care of small and medium scale enterprises.

“Home Grown School Feeding Program, catering for the needs of about ten million pupils now, will be given a fillip, engagement of unemployed graduates, and conditional cash transfer to the poorest of the poor, would also continue. Millions of Nigerians would be taken out of grinding poverty in the next four years, no doubt.

Power. Billions of dollars had been expended on this in the past decades, but where is the power, as the President would ask. Emphasis would be on power generation and distribution as to make a difference in the next four years.



“Agriculture would continue to have pride of place in terms of funding. Lip service had been paid to diversifying the Nigerian economy for decades, but now, it is reality. Food security will be achieved in the second term. About eight million jobs were generated from the sector in the first term, many more millions are sure to come.

“Anti-corruption? No joke. People with itchy fingers, past and present, will continue to fall in trouble, and probity and accountability will remain the order of the day. Honesty remains the best policy.”

Publishers Note: The federal Government has no plan to dissolve or otherwise scrap any of the social Investment programs. Rather , they're trying to reshaping, broadened as well as improve and enhance the program to be more economical and sustainable. It could be Recalled that the office of the vice president issued a press release announcing a plan to engage additional One Million youths under the Npower Program.

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THE NIGERIA DEFENCE ACADEMY KADUNA

Do you have an idea to study in Nigerian Defence Academy and get a post graduate diploma from there? It’s one of the best military educational institutions in Nigeria. It provides the best cadres for the Nigerian Army. So, what can you achieve by studying there? Let’s take a look!

It’s the only military university located in Nigeria. The academy is situated in Kaduna. The whole duration of training in this educational institution is five years. It includes four years of studying and one year of military service. Nevertheless, the Military Academy is considered to be one of the best on the continent!

Post graduate diploma in Nigeria Defence Academy

Nigerian Defence Academy was also one of the first military institutions in Africa. It was established in 1964. In the previous state, the academy was the British Royal Military Forces Training College. During the proclamation of independence, the academy was also known as the Nigerian Military Training College.

The academy started offering undergraduate programmes for military officers. For today, it also holds a privilege to provide post graduate diploma of education in Msc and Ph.D. for civilian and military specialists. Nevertheless, the main mission remains the same – “Regular Combat Course,” where cadets should go through four years of studying and then one year of military service.

Post Graduate Diploma in NDA

Post graduate diploma in Nigeria Defence Academy

Department of Computer Science

If you are a computer geek, then it’s the choice for you! You can get a diploma in the following courses:

Department of Biological Sciences

In this department, you will find the modern technological laboratories that will help you to conduct any studies. NDA provides the following courses:

Department of Mechanical Engineering

If you are more prone to get post graduate diploma of education in the mechanical sphere, then you must choose this department to study as it provides the following course:

Department of Electrical Electronic Engineering

Electrical devices will always be in trend for Nigeria.

 Check the following course to get your diploma!

Electrical Electronic Engineering

Department of Civil Engineering

If you want to understand not only mechanics but relationships with people, then you may choose to get a diploma in the following course:

Department of History and International Studies

You can learn a lot from the past of our history if you choose the following courses to pursue:

Public Administration

Leadership Studies

Post graduate diploma in Nigeria Defence Academy

Department of Geography

It’s a nice idea to study more about the geography of our wonderful country! Choose one of the following courses to study!

Environmental Management

Remote Sensing and GIS

Department of Economics and Management Sciences

If you want to be a manager, then you should study here and get your post graduate diploma in management!

Department of Accounting

If you want to get deep in the numbers, then you should acquire a post graduate diploma in Logistics and Transportation or Accounting and Finance.

Master Diploma in NDA

Post graduate diploma in Nigeria Defence Academy

Department of Political Science and Defence Studies

You can achieve the following Master Degree diplomas if you study there

Public Administration

Strategy and Security Administration

International Affairs and Strategic Studies

Department of History and International Studies

If you want to get a Master Degree in the history, then choose one of the following courses:

Leadership Studies

Development Studies

Conflict, Security, and Development

Department of Economics and Management Sciences

If you want to do business in Nigeria, then you can try to get a Master Degree in Business Administration!

Department of Physics

If you want to continue your education in the science sphere and get a Master Degree, then you should check the following courses

Solid State

Nuclear and Radiation

Department of Chemistry

This department has one of the best chemical laboratories in the country! You must check it and get one of the following

 Master courses:

Organic Chemistry

Material Science and Explosive

Analytical Chemistry

Post graduate diploma in Nigeria Defence Academy

Department of Biology

Master of Science in Biology with talents can always get the

 best university jobs in Nigeria. 

Check its Master courses!

Parasitology

Medicinal and Poisonous Plants

Biotechnology

Department of Mathematics

If you are befriended with numbers, then you can try to get a

 Master Degree in Applied Mathematics

Department of Mechanical Engineering

You can try your skills in acquiring a Master Degree in the

 following courses:

Thermofluid and Energy Engineering

Production Engineering

Department of Geography

You can always find a better solution to using Nigerian resources if you choose one of the following courses:

Defence and Strategic Studies

Military History

International Studies

Environmental Management

Remote Sensing And Geographic Information System

Department of Accounting

If you are good at calculating money, then you should choose one of the following courses:

Ph.D. Programs

You can get a Ph.D. in the following courses of Nigerian Defence Academy:

Conclusion

The post graduate diploma of education from Nigeria Defence Academy can be your ticket to the brighter future. Do not miss your chance and become a student or cadet of this educational institution today!